Nice work! Love them videos.

I thought this thread was funny before. That's some good chit!!! :lolhit:

not trying to stir the pot but if i had to choose between a 1985 35 mistress that's had a lot of work done to it or a old or new 38'-30' baja and was in 3 to 4s, I'd rather be in the CIG. i think bajas are a lot of bang for their buck but not a rough water boat. Baja uses a 1/4 of the resin that's in that 35 on most of their boats.

Cigarette uses 1/4 of resin that they did in 1985 as well, it's called advanced composites and vacuum forming.


A 1956 truck uses heavier metal that today's trucks, how is that 1956 on the highway?

Show me one example of a modern day 35 ft plus hull failing under recreational use? Not by flipping, sinking or hitting bottom, just a guy that broke his boat in half on a great lake.


You can take a peterbuilt to the mall cause it is heavier, doesn't mean it's better and it might just be over kill.

His comeback to my fountain is I'll have bruises, hasn't happened yet and I have been in rough and launched some huge cruiser wakes in the 1000 islands.

I can't be convinced that my old 36 ol would have to slow down in that video he has posted. Down the tabs an let her eat, I would have passed him no question

I`m no expert in boat building but I`m putting AC in my boat and from a laymans point of view this thing is built pretty well, every compartment I have to drill thru is thick and solid. The 18v cordless I first used was no match for the boat.

I agree 100%

Many faster boats are next to or behind my old 36 Outlaw when it got snotty !!!

In your case its all driver !

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hmmm?? i'll take that bet any day with a 28 Saber with 502s!!

That ****s hilarious!

Hey Full Farce you have been exposed. Seems your fellow area boaters share the same opinion of you in real life that we have of you on the internet. You sure have a lot of big water experience for boating only 3 years. Learn to be humble ass clown